There are plenty of other images that are within range of the 15th century but outside the focus time.
http://members.virtualtourist.com/m/tt/645f9/ 15th C carvings representing a German roll of arms, found in the Saaremaa Historical Museum in Estonia
The following images are from
via http://www.modaruniversity.org/Crests.htm listed as "mid-1500s"
This colour edition of a heraldic roll of arms (wappenbuch) does not have a time listed, though I suspect it is well out of our focus time. Another website, https://www.facebook.com/pages/Siebmachers-Wappenbuch/144923885518048# , lists it as having a 1605 completion date. There are a lot of pages from this book on the site, as well as a signet ring engraving service.
The 17th Century second volume can be found at http://www.wappenbuch.com/
This armorial book was created for Konrad Grunenberg, and was completed in 1483. The article on this page is a very detailed break down of the various families outlined in the text, as well as discussion of the later editions and copies of the text. A complete colour copy of an early facsimilie, from 1603, can be found here:
There are some beautiful crests in this book but I am unable to show them to you here. It is worth a good look through the web book above.
'Phantasiewappen' This is the concept of invented arms for fictitious or legendary people. What a great term.
